Meanwhile, the Pontiac message boards ... The "World's Fastest Tempest" logo on the rear quarters was certainly earned. Stan continued to run the LeMans for the rest of the season but was eager ...

The Pontiac emblem sealed the deal. We had to know more. See All 13 Photos Damion Campbell is an elevator technician who has been building cars out of his garage for the past 20 years. He claims ...

Let's just compare the Daewoo Racer badge to the Pontiac LeMans badge: I'm sure you're noticing the similar shapes. It's important to note that Daewoo's logo didn't look like that; most other ...

You can't help but do a double take as a set of four iconic headlamps and that unmistakable Pontiac logo you've seen in ... Instead, this 1966 Pontiac LeMans merely inspired the iconic GTO muscle ...

The last of the true Pontiac LeMans rolled off showroom floors in the United States in 1981. Despite running into a stop sign ...

Pontiac really wanted the 1977 LeMans to feel special, and to do this, it used a resemblance that made many feel nostalgic. "The wide-track spirit of the GTO is alive and well in Pontiac's ...

Non-car folks might not get it, but when it comes to cars like the 1972 Pontiac LeMans featured in the following video, “rescued” really is the right word to use. Abandoned in a barn that’s ...

The first and the second LeMans variants were trims of the Pontiac Tempest, with the third breaking the norm and becoming its own model. The 1961 LeMans featured either a 215-cubic-inch V8 ...

The vehicle that you see in the photos is a 1966 Pontiac LeMans convertible. If you don’t know what a LeMans is, or if the LeMans that you know is from the ’80s, this is the car that the ...

This ad for the 1969 LeMans (the mid-priced member of the Pontiac A-Body family, slotted between the bargain Tempest and the hot-rod GTO) has all the characteristics of DeLorean-era Pontiac ...